What’s new in GluScout
What changed in each version of the Mac app, newest first.
GluScout 2.0
New
- An Analytics window. Pick a Profile and a range from 7 days to 1 year. It has an Overview, AGP, Highs vs Lows and Patterns, plus Observations that describe your data with the evidence behind them. They are not advice.
- Several people in one menu bar: one Profile per Nightscout, each with its own colour, targets, alerts and menu bar label.
- Glucose alerts for each Profile: low, high, urgent low, urgent high and stale data. Each shows who, the value, the trend and the age.
- A new look and a guided first run for adding your Nightscout.
- An About window.
Alerts are a convenience, not a safety-critical system. Keep using the alarms of your approved CGM, receiver or pump.
Improved
- Readings older than 15 minutes are dimmed and show their age.
- The unit is printed next to every value.
- A calm one-line message when Nightscout cannot be reached.
- One name for the credential: “Access token”.
- Higher-contrast text and fuller VoiceOver descriptions.
- Missing Polish translations added.
- GluScout refuses redirects that would send your credentials to another host.
- Deleting a Profile also deletes its token, alert settings and cached readings.
Important
GluScout is for information only. It is not a medical device and gives no medical advice. Always verify readings with your approved devices. Not for emergencies. Discuss any changes with your care team.